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Nickery Nook has been trading in the rural town of Bedale, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, for nearly 25 years. In 2016 we relocated to larger premises across the road in the former HSBC bank. The shop enjoys a solid reputation for quality, friendly and customer focused service while we and our suppliers are known for high quality, lasting cards and gifts. We have so much enjoyed being at the heart of all of our local shoppers' celebrations - big or small - over the last two-and-a-half decades that we have decided to branch out and bring our passion for customer service and quality cards and gifts to shoppers across the UK.
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33 Market Place, DL8 1EF, Bedale, United Kingdom
- 01677425848
- info@nickerynookbedale.co.uk
- nickerynookbedale.co.uk
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